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Multi-rate copper SFP+ transceiver supporting 10M to 10Gbps over RJ-45 up to 30m
This module provides an Arista-compatible SFP+ copper transceiver for RJ-45 links. It supports 10M, 100M, 1G, 2.5G, 5G and 10Gbps NBASE-T speeds over copper cabling. The unit is designed for network equipment requiring multi-rate copper connectivity within a 30m reach.
Installation is a standard hot-plug process into any SFP+ cage accepting Arista-coded modules; no tools or configuration are required. The 30m reach suits rack-to-top-of-rack copper runs but will not cover longer cross-building links. Buyers needing fibre distances or higher port density should consider other form factors.
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Check the switch port status LEDs or the management interface for a 10 Gbps link indication and verify the negotiated speed reads 10 Gbps on the connected device.
The module itself is supplied; you must provide a Cat 6a or better RJ-45 patch cable up to 30 m and a compatible SFP+ host port.
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